DOING BUSINESS IN SAUDI ARABIA: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
Journal Title: Inspira-Journal of Modern Management & Entrepreneurship - Year 2017, Vol 7, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper profiles Saudi Arabia in terms of its government and political administration, economics, traditions, and other factors important for its business climate. While Saudi Arabia’s economy is based on oil and oil-related products, efforts are being made to build new economic pillars. In addition, the country’s young have embraced new communication technologies. Thus, while traditional in appearance, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is increasingly embracing globalization and the modern world.
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Sara Hussein, Kealton Epps
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